CODESPA Documentary Premiere & Reception
Join CODESPA for the premiere of its newest documentary, followed by an evening reception bringing together business leaders, philanthropists, entrepreneurs, investors, and members of the international development community.
Reserve Your SeatRethinking the Path Out of Poverty
Every year, billions are invested in the fight against poverty, yet too often the same approaches continue to leave communities without lasting opportunity.
CODESPA’s newest documentary explores a different path — one rooted in entrepreneurship, market access, local leadership, and the belief that sustainable progress begins when people have the tools to build their own futures.
Through stories from the field and reflections on four decades of work, the film invites viewers to rethink what effective poverty alleviation can look like.
What to Expect
Join us for an inspiring evening of film, conversation, and connection with leaders, philanthropists, entrepreneurs, investors, and members of the international development community.
Documentary Premiere
Be among the first to view CODESPA’s newest documentary and engage with a fresh perspective on poverty and opportunity.
Reception
Enjoy an evening reception designed for thoughtful connection, celebration, and reflection.
Conversation
Take part in meaningful dialogue about global development, entrepreneurship, and long-term impact.
Networking
Meet fellow guests from business, philanthropy, investing, and the international development community.
Creating Opportunity for 40 Years
CODESPA is an international nonprofit that has spent four decades working alongside communities in Latin America, Africa, and Asia to create pathways out of poverty.
By supporting entrepreneurship, expanding market access, and strengthening local economic systems, CODESPA helps people build opportunity that lasts.
CODESPA Documentary Premiere & Reception
Join CODESPA for the premiere of its newest documentary, followed by an evening reception bringing together business leaders, philanthropists, entrepreneurs, investors, and members of the international development community.